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Three named products. One lift that is not on the cheap ticket.

A Warth ticket is not Ski Arlberg

The Warth-Schroecken ski pass is 15 lifts, 62 km, 2.5 days max, and the Auenfeldjet to Lech is printed as not included. The ticket that opens that link is named Ski Arlberg. 2026/27 local euros are not published yet.

Pick the product, then the lift

  1. 1

    Warth-Schroecken ski pass

    Local only

  2. 2

    3TaelerPass

    Multi-day local network

  3. 3

    Ski Arlberg ski pass

    The one that includes the Auenfeldjet

Local only

Warth-Schroecken ski pass

  • Official definition: 15 lifts and 62 km of slopes in Warth and Schroecken.
  • Available for a maximum of 2.5 days.
  • The connection to Lech via the Auenfeldjet is NOT included. German original: "NICHT enthalten."

Trap: Buying this and assuming the Auenfeldjet is on it.

Multi-day local network

3TaelerPass

  • Valid in Warth-Schroecken WITHOUT the Lech connection.
  • Automatically issued from a 3-day minimum.
  • Covers Bregenzerwald, Grosses Walsertal, and the Tyrolean Lechtal as the operator describes it.

Trap: Treating a 3-day stay as "just buy the Warth ticket again." The local ticket stops at 2.5 days.

The one that includes the Auenfeldjet

Ski Arlberg ski pass

  • Official Warth page: 85 lifts and 300 km. Official Ski Arlberg Warth page: 305 km and 85 lifts. We print both.
  • Required for the ski link from Warth-Schroecken to Lech-Zuers.
  • Used tickets cannot be exchanged. An upgrade to Ski Arlberg is not possible.

Trap: Buying the cheaper local ticket on day one and hoping to top it up at the Auenfeldjet.

What each ticket opens

TicketWarth-SchroeckenSki Arlberg / Auenfeldjet3-Valleys
Warth-Schroecken ski passYesNoNo
Ski Arlberg ski passYesYesNo
3-Valleys ski passYes, without LechNoYes

Last published Warth-local 1-day, mean season 20 Dec 2025 to 6 Apr 2026: adult EUR 75. Same winter Ski Arlberg 1-day from the Warth table: adult EUR 81.50. Official pages say 2026/27 rates are still being finalized. Ski Arlberg network page stamps 2026/27 peak adult EUR 85 as provisional as of August 2026. Do not treat those as one winter.

Before you buy

  • If anyone in the group will ride to Lech, buy Ski Arlberg from the first morning.
  • If you are staying 1 to 2.5 days in Warth or Schroecken and will not ride the Auenfeldjet, the local ticket is the named product.
  • Three or more days still without Lech: 3TaelerPass, not a stack of local tickets.
  • Do not plan to upgrade a used local ticket. Official note: not possible.
  • Birth-year bands move every winter. Bring photo ID. We are not quoting 2026/27 local euros because they are not published.

Questions parents actually ask

Is a Warth lift ticket the Ski Arlberg pass?

No. The Warth-Schroecken ski pass is 15 lifts and 62 km, maximum 2.5 days, and the Auenfeldjet to Lech is printed as not included. Ski Arlberg is the ticket required for that link.

Can we upgrade at the Auenfeldjet?

Official 3Taeler and Warth ticket notes: used ski tickets cannot be exchanged or returned. An upgrade to Ski Arlberg is not possible. Buy the product you need on the first morning.

What if we are staying four days in Warth and never going to Lech?

The local Warth ticket is only sold up to 2.5 days. The official multi-day local product is the 3TaelerPass, issued from a 3-day minimum, still without the Lech connection.

How much is the 2026/27 Warth ticket?

Not published on the official tariff pages we fetched on 4 September 2026. Those pages say rates are being finalized. Last published 2025/26 mean-season local 1-day adult was EUR 75. That is last winter, not this one.

How many kilometres is Ski Arlberg?

warth-schroecken.at says 300 km. skiarlberg.at says 305 km. Ticket-definition pages say 85 lifts. We are not picking a winner.

Does this apply to St. Anton and Lech too?

The wrong belief is a Warth booking. If you already bought Ski Arlberg, you have the link. St. Anton and Lech-Zuers sit on the Ski Arlberg product. The local Warth ticket does not get you there.

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Transparency note: This content was created with AI assistance and reviewed by Tom Meredith, our editor. Prices, dates, and availability may change. We recommend confirming details directly with the resort before booking.